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Gorgeous estate home in gated community situated on large partially wooded lot. Beautifully detailed trimwork, high ceilings, hardwoods, and arched doorways are found throughout the home. The formal entry provides instant appeal with ornate columns surrounding the dining room, an overlooking second floor balcony and alcove, and a grand staircase. Coffered ceilings and a fireplace with built-in cabinetry highlight the great room. In the kitchen you'll find an abundance of cabinets, granite countertops, tiled backsplash, stainless appliances, center island with breakfast bar, desk,and more. The master bedroom is accented by a unique triple-tray ceiling with faux painting and recessed lighting. The master bath includes a double vanity, jetted tub, tiled shower, large water closet, linen closet, and a beautifully detailed faux-painted ceiling. Also on the main level is a spacious powder room for your guests. Upstairs are three bedrooms and two full baths. 2-car ML garage plus basement.
OWNERS VERY MOTIVATED TO SELL. Wonderful family home with many recent improvements. Floor plan is open and perfect for entertaining. Large great room is highlighted with arched openings, features nice built-ins, and a fireplace. The spacious kitchen has gorgeous cabinets, granite counter tops, and nice appliances. A breakfast nook and bar along with a formal dining area creates an abundance of seating options. The master suite is amazing and has it's own sitting area with access to the deck and pool. Master bath has separate vanities, shower, garden tub, and large walk-in closet. Two guest bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bath, while the fourth bedroom has a private full bath. Out back is an awesome pool, outdoor fireplace, screened porch, deck, large back yard, and a two-story storage building. Crawl space is deep and suitable for storage. A two-car garage is just off the kitchen and has a pull-down access to the attic where there's additional storage space. Beautiful landscaping.
Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath, one level brick home on two private acres. Large master bedroom features bay window and walk-in closet. Split bedroom floor plan offers privacy. All 3 bedrooms have bay windows. Large kitchen is very bright with recessed lighting, hardwood floors, lots of cabinets and drawer space, ceramic counter tops, sink disposal and pantry. Jenn-Air stove top has exchangeable grill and glass cook top; built in Jenn-Air oven and microwave. This home features hardwood floors in family room, hall, kitchen and dining room with Berber carpet in bedrooms. Tile floors in baths, laundry and storage rooms. Built in cabinets on either side of FP in family room. Crown molding throughout. Large deck on rear. Tool room or workshop has separate entrance. Two car garage with door openers. This home is in a quiet neighborhood in an area with great schools.
Very comfortable family home with everything you're looking for! Open and spacious rooms throughout. The great room features a cathedral ceiling, decorative columns, gas log fireplace, hardwoods, and is open to the kitchen. Abundant cabinet space surrounds the kitchen including a convenient island with breakfast bar. A breakfast nook situated in a bay windows provides a wonderful view of the wooded back yard. The laundry room is off the kitchen and has a utility sink. For your family gatherings, a large formal dining room is adjacent to the kitchen and just off the foyer. The master suite is on the main level and includes a large bath with separate vanities, jetted tub, separate shower, and walk-in closet. Upstairs are two good-sized bedrooms and a full bath. The basement has a bonus room and is also plumbed for a future bathroom. Basement also provides two-car parking and plenty of storage space. Out back is a nice deck, and yard has a fenced area perfect for children or pets.
A wonderful place to call home!. Gorgeous yard surrounds this spacious home. Floor plan features a vaulted ceiling with stone fireplace in the great room. Kitchen has wrap-around cabinets, a very large pantry, and a large dining area. There's also a large laundry room just off the kitchen that provides access to the main level covered parking. Down the hallway are two guest rooms, a full bath, and the master suite. Expanded living abounds downstairs where you'll find a den with fireplace, fourth bedroom, a full bath, and a large bonus room along with basement parking and storage. A nice sunroom is off the great room and overlooks the back yard. Situated on a quiet side street and on great corner lot. Lots to offer for the price!
25+/- acres of mostly flat land in Corner! Lots of road frontage! Land is partially fenced. Creek runs along back side of the land.
If you are looking for privacy, you must come and see this lovely 1.5 story home situated on approximately 1.8 acres in the Bagley community, just minutes from the new Corner High School! There is a separate building with a work shop and ample storage in this large back yard. It will be so convenient to pull into your spacious 2-car garage, unload your groceries and walk straight into your kitchen to put them away. You will want to see this huge master bedroom located on the first floor. Both guest rooms are upstairs and are very spacious. The enclosed patio will be a wonderful place to look out at the privacy of the wooded area at the back of the property. There are 2 gas space heaters to use as a backup to the heat pumps. The new roof was put on in September of 2013. Nothing to be done, except move in and start your relaxed, country living!
Beautiful wooded property in the CORNER/BAGLEY SCHOOL ZONE. Just off Hwy 78 near Sumiton and all the conveniences of the city. Two springs on the property per seller.
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What will I need?
School-owned Instruments
Music Majors and Marching Band
Summer Drumline Camp
Summer Colorguard Camp
Frequently Asked Questions
- Instructions for summer band online registration
- BMB Summer Band Online Registration Form
- Drum Major application
- Student Assistant application
- Music Tech application
- Visual Tech application
Membership in the Bearkat Marching Band is open to all students enrolled at Sam Houston State University. Non-majors are welcome and encouraged to join. Music Education majors are required to have three semesters of marching band completed before graduation. All other music majors (music performance, music therapy, theory/composition, etc.) are required to complete 2 semesters of marching band prior to graduation.
The minimum requirement for membership in the Bearkat Marching Band is two years prior marching experience (high school marching band, college marching band, or drum & bugle corps). Exceptions are considered on a case-by-case basis.
Percussion: Percussionists audition for a position on snare, tenors, bass drum or cymbals. Non-percussionists will be considered based on ability level and experience.
Color Guard: Guard membership is open to all SHSU students with previous color guard experience..
Auditions: There are no auditions for acceptance in the BMB. You need only meet the prerequisite for acceptance and enroll in the course (MUEN 1116 01 for brass, woodwinds and color guard; MUEN 1116 02 for percussion).
NOTE: Percussion audition music is posted on the website and percussionists will audition for part assignments during summer percussion camp. All other members will audition for parts during the first full day of summer band. The audition will consist of sightreading and/or music posted online during the summer.
What Will I Need?
For music rehearsals:
- Your instrument (The following instruments are leased: Sousaphone, Marching Baritone, Mellophone, Percussion)
Brass: mouthpiece, valve oil, slide grease, etc.
Woodwinds: reeds, cork grease, etc.
Percussion: money for mallets (Snare = $9; Quints = $20; Bass Drum = $23)
Color guard: a practice pole (aluminum, 6 feet long, 1 inch diameter)
- Flip Folder (provided by BMB)
- Pencil
- Three-ring drill binder
For marching rehearsals:
- Clothing appropriate for outdoor rehearsals in East Texas (i.e. t-shirt and shorts or athletic pants). NO JEANS. Light colored clothing is best.
- Tennis shoes (no other type of shoes will be allowed)
- Hat
- Sunglasses (optional)
- Sunscreen (optional)
- Khaki shorts, official BMB shirt, black socks and marching shoes for Saturday morning rehearsals.
- All items listed under for playing rehearsals above.
For performances:
Woodwind, Brass, Percussion
- Official BMB Shirt (supplied by the band) - to be worn under the uniform
- Shorts, roughly knee length, to be worn under the uniform
- Black socks (full length socks, not ankle socks)
- Black MTX marching shoes - You need to purchase these before summer band or during summer band from Bill Atkins with cash or money order.
Color Guard uniform to be determined by guard instructor
School-owned Instruments
School-owned instruments are available for mellophone, baritone, sousaphone, and percussion. Once issued, the student is financially responsible for the equipment. Any costs for damages or repairs beyond normal wear will be charged to the student. Loss of the instrument (state property) while issued to the student will result in the full cost of the instrument being charged to the student. All equipment must be thoroughly cleaned and polished before check-in. Upon return, an additional charge of $25 will be assessed for instruments that have not been cleaned properly maintained. All equipment is listed property of the state and must be returned upon request.
Members are expected to be at all rehearsals, sectionals, and performances. Students will not be excused to attend other classes, work, teach lessons, attend weddings, or for any other personal business. Commitment to the ensemble is crucial for success of the Bearkat Marching Band. Individual requests will be examined on a case by case basis.
Stipends will be awarded to BMB members during their second year of participation. Stipend amounts will increase with the third and fourth years of participation. In order to receive a full stipend, students must participate in every BMB performance.
Regular rehearsals:
Mondays, 6:30-8:50 PM at Bowers Stadium.
Tuesdays/Thursdays 4:00-5:50 PM at Pritchett Field Stadium.
Saturday morning dress rehearsal on the game and exhibition days
Further information regarding absence and grading procedures is detailed in the BMB Syllabus posted on Blackboard.
Registration for summer band is now completed online, but we will have registration session on the first day of summer band to take care of all the final details and make sure everything is correct. The following is required for registration:
- Summer band online registration
- Uniform Measurement
- Music Check-out (each member must present their flip folder or purchase one during registration)
- Equipment check-out (for students using school-owned equipment)
- Locker check-out ($5 per semester - submit payment online)
- Part auditions (for Trumpet & Trombone only)
Music Majors and Marching Band
All undergraduate music majors (woodwind, brass, percussion) are required to enroll in marching band.
Music Education majors are required to enroll in 3 semesters of marching band. All other music majors (i.e. Music Performance, Music Therapy, etc.) are required to enroll in 2 semesters of marching band. Music majors must enroll in marching band every fall semester until the requirement has been satisfied.
Transfer students
Transfer students that have completed marching band courses at another university may count those courses towards the SHSU Marching Band requirements. Transfer students will not receive a stipend until the second year of participation in BMB.
Students with physical limitations will need to formally request a waiver (include all medical documentation) to be excluded from marching. However, these students must still enroll and attend all marching band rehearsals and performances. Special observation assignments and other duties will be assigned for these students to complete while at rehearsal. Students are not excused from the marching band requirement for any reason (work, teaching lessons, other class conflicts, etc.)
Major Ensemble requirement
All music majors must complete a major ensemble each semester. For Wind and Percussion majors, only Wind Ensemble and Marching Band will satisfy major ensemble requirements during the Fall semester. Students that make Wind Ensemble must still participate in marching band until the marching band requirement has been satisfied.
Music majors that have completed the marching band requirement may still need to enroll in marching band to satisfy the major ensemble requirement. Music Majors that wait until AFTER the wind ensemble audition to join the marching band (and consequently miss summer band) will NOT have a spot in the first show; therefore, they will not be awarded the marching band stipend performances of that show.
Summer Drumline Camp
Percussion Start Date for 2013 is AUGUST 15th.
The audition for our drum line will be held during our summer drum line camp, which runs Thursday through Saturday, August 15-17. The size of our drum line is limited, so participation in the camp and audition does not guarantee a position on the drum line.
For the evenings of August 15, 16 and 17, BMB will provide a room with quad occupancy for drum line members who need a place to stay prior to August 18. Accommodations will be at the University Hotel, which is across the street from the PAC.
Be sure to complete the online registration form for summer band so we will know to expect you for the drum line camp. We will make the hotel reservations based on the online registration information. Please email Mr. Gibbs if you do NOT need a hotel room for the drum line camp.
Please be aware that you will be on your own for meals. Dining hall service begins on August 23. BMB will have food at the evening social events on August 19 and 20.
2013 Summer Drum Line Music and Drum Line Camp Schedule
Summer Color Guard Camp
The Color Guard start date for 2013 is August 15th
For the evenings of August 15, 16 and 17, BMB will provide a room with quad occupancy for color guard members who need a place to stay prior to August 198 Accommodations will be at the University Hotel, which is across the street from the PAC.
Be sure to complete the online registration form for summer band so we will know to expect you for the color guard camp. We will make the hotel reservations based on the online registration information. Please email Mr. Gibbs if you do NOT need a hotel room for the color guard camp.
Please be aware that you will be on your own for meals. Dining hall service begins on Thursday, August 23. BMB will have food at the evening social events on Monday and Tuesday, August 19 and 20.
2013 Color Guard Camp Schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
Must I attend summer band rehearsals?
Yes. Attendance is required at all summer band rehearsals.
How many rehearsals and/or performances can I miss?
None. Being a part of the ensemble requires a firm commitment to attend ALL rehearsals, sectionals, and performances. In certain circumstances, you may be excused from a limited number of rehearsals depending on the nature of the absence. Grading and Attendance procedures are detailed in the BMB Syllabus (posted on Gradebook). No member will be allowed to miss a performance due to work, another class, weddings, etc.
Are sectionals required?
Percussion and Color Guard have a mandatory 1.5 hour sectional each week (in addition to class time). Although infrequent, other sections may have a sectional on occasion, if necessary.
Where do I go on registration day?
Registration will begin in the Music Building promptly at 9:00 a.m. If you will be living in the dorms, dorm check-in times will be posted and discussed at registration.
I'm a non-major, but I may not be as good as a music major. Can I still join?
Certainly! Over 40% of the band are non-music majors. We are looking for members who like to play, like to march, will work hard, and like to have fun!
What will happen during summer band?
We have several important goals to accomplish during band camp:
- Unify our marching style so that we all look alike
- Unify our concepts of articulation and style so that we all play alike
- Memorize music for the first show
- Learn drill for the first show
- Learn pregame music and drill
- Learn stand tunes
Is college marching band similar to high school marching band?
Not really. Our sole purpose is to support athletics and entertain the crowd at events. For this reason, we generally perform three or four different shows during the season. Also, most of our members have between 4-7 years of experience in marching band, so we are able to learn quickly and perform at a high level.


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Medina Journal-Register — SHELBY — A multi-car accident on State Route 63 claimed the life of a young woman and injured two others.
Kelsey N. Milks, 19, Corfu, a passenger in one of three vehicles involved in the accident, was pronounced dead Sunday after being transported to Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo.
The incident occurred shortly before 7 p.m., in the 5700 block of South Gravel Road, between Oak Orchard Ridge Road and the Genesee-Orleans County Line, with a head-on crash between a northbound Dodge Caravan and a southbound Chevrolet Cavalier. Upon impact the Caravan ran off the east side of the roadway down an embankment, and into a ditch.
The Cavalier came to rest in the center of the roadway, where a southbound Chevrolet Cobalt collided with it. The Cobalt continued for some distance on the road before coming to rest on the west shoulder of the road.
The driver and sole occupant of the Caravan was identified as Walter C. Hawkins, 73, Medina. He was treated and released from Medina Memorial Hospital.
The driver of the Cavalier was identified as Dana R. Cipra, 20, Batavia; Milks was a front seat passenger in Cipra's vehicle. Cipra remains hospitalized at ECMC.
The driver of the Cobalt was identified as Robin E. Harrington, 49, Greece. His front seat passenger was identified as Debra E. Sherman, 49, Fairport. Neither were injured.
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- "Malakho says the statue is too heavy to carry. Kovarro says that Malakho is an idiot."
- ―Ser Jorah Mormont
Malakho is a recurring background character in the second season. He is played by extra Robert "Bebe" Boroje and debuts in "The North Remembers." Malakho is an old Dothraki warrior in the khalasar of Daenerys Targaryen.
Malakho is an aged Dothraki in Khal Drogo's khalasar. After Ko Pono and Ko Jhaqo abandoned the khalasar following Drogo's incapacitation and death of Khal Drogo, Malakho remained. After Daenerys' hatched her three dragon eggs, Malakho pledged loyalty to the khaleesi.
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Malakho can be seen in the background when Daenerys' silver horse dies of exhaustion in the Red Waste,[1] and when the the Thirteen receive Daenerys at the gates of Qarth.[2] Malakho attends the reception for Daenerys in the home of Xaro Xhoan Daxos. He and Kovarro have to be prevented from stealing Xaro's statuary.[3] He guards Daenerys during her return from a meeting with the Spice King and is present when she discovers the theft of her dragons.[4] He guards Daenerys's room after the theft.[5]
After the duplicity of Xaro Xhoan Daxos is discovered, Malakho is the one who forces the would-be King of Qarth into his empty vault.[6]
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|The North Remembers
|The Night Lands
|What is Dead May Never Die
|Garden of Bones
|The Ghost of Harrenhal
|The Old Gods and the New
|A Man Without Honor
|The Prince of Winterfell
|Valar Morghulis
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Malakho is a new character created for the TV series who does not appear in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels.
|Queen Daenerys Targaryen
|King of the Andals and the First Men
|Aegon the Conqueror · Visenya · Rhaenys · Maegor the Cruel · Jaehaerys I · Rhaenyra · Aegon II · Aegon III · Daeron the Young Dragon · Baelor the Blessed · Viserys II · Aegon the Unworthy · Naerys · Daena the Defiant · Rhaena · Elaena · Daeron the Good · Daenerys Martell · Myriah Martell · Baelor Breakspear · Aerys I · Aelinor · Rhaegel · Maekar I · Aerion the Monstrous · Aegon the Unlikely · Duncan the Small
|Current members:
|Aemon Targaryen
|Deceased members:
|Aerys II Targaryen · Rhaella Targaryen · Rhaegar Targaryen · Elia Martell · Rhaenys Targaryen · Aegon Targaryen · Viserys Targaryen · Drogo · Rhaego
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Hello, this is my first post but I was reading this forum for about a week when I started trying to fix a friend's iphone.
It was bricked, no wifi, no imei, no nothing. I managed to get all back with firmware 1.1.1 except IMEI (0049xxx). Then I did an stupid mistake to put 1.1.4, it tooked, IMEI remained the same though, but now I can't downgrade to 1.1.1 without error 1011 even if I erase baseband before trying, and if I stay with 1.1.1 and try to go to 1.0.2 iTunes gives me unknown error 4. I'm using iTunes 7.5.020 and Windows XP. If I go back to 1.1.4 it completes without errors.
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I'm trying to go back to 1.0.2 to try the anysim 1.0.2 trick to get back the correct IMEI.
Perhaps I should downgrade baseband before downgrade to 1.1.1, huh?! But doesn't seem logic as I'm erasing it and still gives errors..
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Concerned of a ripple effect across the entire U.S. solar energy industry, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), has warned SEIA's membership that the worsening solar dispute between the United States and China threatens the future progress of solar energy in America:
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Illinois Rural Electric Cooperative held a ribbon cutting for its new 500 kilowatt solar facility which is located south of Winchester on Illinois Route 106, next to one of the substations that serves the cooperative's 7,800 members. The installation is the first utility-scale photovoltaic solar energy system by a cooperative in Illinois.
As disappointed as some local fans of the Solar Decathlon may be, it turns out this might have been a good year for the event to move out of Washington, D.C. While budget dispute clouds loom over the federal government and the Capitol, the biannual Department of Energy event is casting its own sunshine in Irvine, California.
In China, 2013 is the year of the snake. But here in the United States, this may well go down as the year of the sun. A recent market analysis by GTM Research shows the U.S. market installed 832 megawatts (MW) of new photovoltaic (PV) installations in the second quarter of this year – a whopping 15 percent increase over the first three months of 2013.
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An industry proposal aimed at ending a long-running solar trade dispute between the United States and China is gaining support among key lawmakers at both the state and federal levels, including the chairmen of the U.S. Senate Finance and Budget committees.
Trade disputes often have a nasty way of becoming trade wars.
On average, the sun shines in Sacramento, California, 265 days a year. Well, it looks like even more clear skies and sunny days ahead as the state wrapped up its legislative session on a high note.
At a time of heightened tensions in the Middle East – coupled with rising gasoline prices across the United States – there is finally some good news on the energy front. America's solar energy industry is currently on pace to achieve a record-shattering year.
President Obama's recent decision to install solar panels atop the White House is just the latest example of his strong commitment to U.S. leadership in solar energy and the jobs it will create here at home.
The member companies of the Solar Energy Industries Association strongly share that commitment. Covering every aspect of the solar pipeline, they employ more than 120,000 Americans – providing savings for homeowners, power for our military and a cleaner world for future generations.
All across the United States, rooftop solar panels are popping up on homes, businesses and schools like mushrooms in a forest, and utility-scale solar projects are bringing huge amounts of clean energy into our communities. Why? Well, among other things, consumer choice in America is something that we all hold very sacred.
The U.S. solar industry is booming. "U.S. [Residential] Installation Frequency Hits One Every Four Minutes," according to a recent article in PV-tech.org. That puts the US residential solar industry on track to install 128,000 systems in 2013, according to GTM Research (Q213). We have come a long way since 2007 when I sold the first residential solar power purchase agreement to a homeowner in Redwood City, CA.
When the U.S. Department of Energy held its first Solar Decathlon on the National Mall in 2002, Americans were growing nervous about energy issues for the first time in decades. Natural gas prices had skyrocketed, California had just recovered from rolling blackouts, and the events of 9/11 and our continued dependence on foreign energy sources were at the foreground in our minds.


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Conserving Plant Genetic Diversity in Protected Areas: Population Management of Crop Wild Relativesby José María Iriondo Nigel Maxted Mohammad Ehsan Dulloo
Rather than the usual focus on rare or endangered plants and ex situ efforts in conserving plant biodiversity, Iriondo (biodiversity and conservation, U. Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain) and the co-editors are devoted to the conservation of the genetic diversity of crop wild relatives in their natural environments. After presenting the increasingly urgent rationale for such conservation efforts, contributors to seven chapters address international/national initiatives including integrating efforts to maintain plant diversity with protected area management, issues in reserve location and design, monitoring technologies, and habitat recovery techniques. The volume includes highlighted case studies, and color plates of plants, interaction with local peoples for successful wild relative crop conservation, monitoring activities, a gene bank, and native plant nursery. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Crop wild relatives are the natural genetic progenitors of plant species that humans cultivate and consume every day. This massive and thorough textbook covers many of the scientific efforts used to conserve and utilize these species, including in situ management, genetic and hybrid research and the prevention of natural and man-made factors that can limit or destroy crops. Specific case examples are presented from around the world, showing how agricultural science has progressed in this area, and how pollution and population growth have set this progress back. The text is dense and aimed at those already proficient at agri-science, but a more comprehensive study of crop wild relatives would be hard to imagine. Three of the six editors are affiliated with the school of biosciences, U. of Birmingham, UK; two are with Bioversity International, Rome, Italy; and one is with the U. Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain. Contributors of the 49 chapters are from many countries, and the final two chapters discuss global conservation issues.
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Home theaters can be a great escape. And themed home theaters are often the most astounding.
Sci-fi theaters, sports theaters, and home theaters dedicated to specific movies make us plain giddy.
So we've decided to round up our favorite themed home theaters of all-time. We've got a $70,000 Stargate theater, a Death Star theater, and a theater for all you hockey fans out there.
The attention to detail, memorabilia, and replication is incredible.
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I worked at Hays plc full-time for less than a year
Pros – Good initial training
Real possibility to make a lot of money
Culture can be fun - but very male-oriented
Cons – Trapped in a monthly cycle
Never make as much as they promise you
Management shuffles are constantly occurring
Plateau after 6 months, very little development after that.
Huge Attrition rate of staff (circa 60% a year in some teams)
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What is it? If that is a model for a condenser, you could take a stab at it being a 5 ton, based on the 060 in the model. ( 60,000 BTU)
If this is original, it is probably low SEER, and worn out after 28 years. This would be the time to condsider replacing it. Naturally, it will require replaciing the entire indoor unit ( cased coil, air handler, etc) because you cannot mismatch a new 13 SEER (minimum) with any existing equipment.
If that is just a gas furnace, I would guess 60,000 BTU input.
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2010-11 Fantasy basketball mock draft w/ Weakside Help: Round 3
If you haven't heard by now, Henry at Weakside Help and I at — well, here — am going on a mock-drafting adventure. Here's a quick overview: we're building 12 teams in a standard nine-category league, round-by-round (for 13 rounds), in order to build the best teams that we can, while also drafting in an appropriate order.
So far, the first two rounds haven't strayed too much from the script, which means some eyebrow raising is bound to be in store in this round.
Here's round one (here at fBasketballBlog).
Here's round two (over at Weakside Help).
Now for round three, where things start to get dicey:
25. Al Horford (joins K. Durant, T. Evans): Many of you might scoff at this pick but that's probably because you haven't been paying attention to this guy. During his three years in the league, Horford has improved his shooting from the field (55 percent last season), rebounds (9.9 per game last season) and scoring (14.2 per game last season). The big man also offers his share of steals and blocks (though it'd be nice to see him block more shots), rarely turns the ball over (1.6 per game for his career), and shoots well from the charity stripe (78.9 percent last season). Oh, and any slight risk to his value the addition of Shaquille O'Neal would've presented seems to be all but dead, since the Hawks aren't ready to pony up the cash that the Big Diesel desires. Horford's quietly managed to build himself into one of the elite center-eligible fantasy players available, and adding him to a team that has Durant and Evans fills out the roster quite well — seriously, name one category that this squad is seriously lacking in so far? This team is looking tighter than [name of your favorite celebrity crush].
26. Chauncey Billups (joins L. James, B. Roy): Mr. Big Shot always seems to hang around in the top 20 every season, and while there's good reason to think his motor's due for a sputter, it's hard to let him slip much further than this. Roy at No. 23 overall scares me a bit, given a health record that elicits as many groans as M. Night Shyamalan's name on any screen nowadays. But if he's anywhere near healthy, there's no denying his value at that spot. So, on one hand, Billups acts as something like insurance for Roy. On the other hand, this team is looking really strong in assists and threes. James' somewhat shaky FT% is lifted by Billups and Roy, while Billups' low FG% is lifted by LBJ and Roy. One through three are filled up pretty well here — now on to build the frontcourt! Or not. That's for Henry to decide.
27. Joe Johnson (joins C. Paul, C. Bosh): JJ always seems to find himself around the No. 25 spot each year, and this season is probably no different. He's pretty boring, in a good way — you know you can count on him for 21/4.5/5, along with solid percentages and a nice dash of threes. This team now has a rock-solid backcourt and a capable big man, and assists will abound. My only fear is that Johnson's dreadful playoff woes will carry over into this season. Is it likely? No. Is it a scary possibility? Yes.
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• Theft of property II. A 50-year-old female reported the theft of various pieces of jewelry that occurred June 1.
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• Duty upon striking an unoccupied vehicle. Officers investigated an incident involving a green 1998 Buick LaSabre with damage to the rear quarter panel that occurred on Caldwell Street between 9 .m. July 26 and 7 a.m. July 27.
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• Unlawful breaking and entering a vehicle, fraudulent use of credit/debit card. A 24-year-old male reported the theft of a man's wallet containing a credit card, driver's license, debit card and Social Security card as well as the attempted fraudulent use that occurred in Anniston.
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Hatchery reels in backing10:00 am | February 8, 2013
In the end, the fishing excursion proved unnecessary.
State Rep. Kent Williams said Thursday that a trip for Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, members of the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency, and himself to a fish hatchery in Texas had been canceled.
The trip was designed to help persuade Ramsey to support the proposed Elizabethton fish hatchery, which would be erected along the Watauga River at Cherokee Industrial Park.
According to Williams, the sales pitch is not needed.
"He basically said he didn't need to see it," Williams said. "He's looked at materials on it, and he's on board."
With Ramsey's support firmly hooked, Williams said the trip seemed to be an unnecessary expense.
"We just felt like we didn't want to spend the money to go out there," Williams said. "Now what we're trying to do is fund it."
Williams and TWRA had estimated the cost of the hatchery to be about $21 million. Currently, they and others are looking at options for federal grant money.
Tom Anderson, president of Carter County Tomorrow, the county's economic development task force, said acquiring the hatchery would land numerous benefits for Carter County.


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SAS Cancels 280 More Copenhagen Flights Due to Strike
SAS called the strike "illegal" and said the Danish Cabin Attendants Union could face legal action if the crews do not return to work.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark_Scandinavian Airlines canceled more than 280 flights to and from Copenhagen on Wednesday because of a cabin crew strike that the company said left up to 20,000 passengers stranded.
The airline, also known as SAS, dropped nearly all services on Copenhagen routes as Danish flight attendants stayed off the job for a second day.
SAS called the strike "illegal" and said the Danish Cabin Attendants Union could face legal action if the crews do not return to work. The stoppage was costing the airline an estimated 20 million kroner (€2.7 million; US$3.7 million).
"Besides costing us a lot of money, the strike is also causing damage to our reputation," said SAS Denmark spokeswoman Anne Bove-Nielsen.
Hundreds of passengers were stranded overnight at the Copenhagen airport after Danish cabin crew walked off their jobs Tuesday afternoon because of a labor dispute over working conditions.
The flight cancellations affected European routes and a handful of flights to and from Newark and Beijing, SAS said.
Leaders of the Danish Cabin Attendants Union and management representatives met Wednesday, but there was no sign of an agreement to end the strike. Union chairman Verner Lundtoft Jensen did not return repeated calls seeking comment.
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Windows code page
Windows code pages are sets of characters or code pages (known as character encodings in other operating systems) used in Microsoft Windows from the 1980s and 1990s. Windows code pages were gradually superseded when Unicode was implemented in Windows, although they are still supported both within Windows and other platforms.
There are two groups of code pages in Windows systems: OEM and ANSI code pages. Code pages in both of these groups are extended ASCII code pages.
ANSI code page[edit]
ANSI code pages (officially called "Windows code pages"[1] after Microsoft accepted the former term being a misnomer[2]) are used for native non-Unicode (say, byte oriented) applications using a graphical user interface on Windows systems. ANSI Windows code pages, and especially the code page 1252, were called that way since they were purportedly based on drafts submitted or intended for ANSI. However, ANSI and ISO have not standardized any of these code pages. Instead they are either supersets of the standard sets such as those of ISO 8859 and the various national standards (like Windows-1252 vs. ISO-8859-1), major modifications of these (making them incompatible to various degrees, like Windows-1250 vs. ISO-8859-2) or having no parallel encoding (like Windows-1257 vs. ISO-8859-4; ISO-8859-13 was introduced much later).[2] About twelve of the typography and business characters from CP1252 at code points 0x80–0x9F (in ISO 8859 occupied by C1 control codes, which are useless in Windows) are present in many other ANSI/Windows code pages at the same codes. These code pages are labelled by Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) as "Windows-number".[3]
OEM code page[edit]
The OEM code pages (original equipment manufacturer) are used by Win32 console applications, and by virtual DOS, and can be considered a holdover from DOS and the original IBM PC architecture. A separate suite of code pages was implemented not only due to compatibility, but also because the fonts of VGA (and descendant) hardware suggest encoding of line drawing characters to be compatible with code page 437. Most OEM code pages share many code points, particularly for non-letter characters, with the second (non-ASCII) half of CP437.
A typical OEM code page, in its second half, does not resemble any ANSI/Windows code page even roughly. Nevertheless, two single-byte, fixed-width code pages (874 for Thai and 1258 for Vietnamese) and four multibyte CJK code pages (932, 936, 949, 950) are used as both OEM and ANSI code pages. Code page 1258 uses combining diacritics, as Vietnamese requires more than 128 letter-diacritic combinations. This is in contrast to VISCII, which replaces some of the C0 (i.e. ASCII) control codes.
Initially, computer systems and system programming languages did not make a distinction between characters and bytes. This led to much confusion subsequently. Microsoft software and systems previous to the Windows NT line are examples of this, using the OEM and ANSI code pages, which do not make the distinction.
Since the late 1990s, software and systems are increasingly adopting more direct encodings of Unicode, in particular UTF-8 and UTF-16; this trend has been improved by the widespread adoption of XML, which provides a more adequate mechanism for labelling the encoding used.[4] Recent Microsoft products and application program interfaces use Unicode internally, but many applications and APIs continue to use the default encoding of the computer's locale when reading and writing text data to files or standard output. Therefore, though Unicode is the accepted standard, there is still backwards compatibility with the older Windows code pages.
The euro sign was added relatively recently to ANSI and OEM code pages (1998 in the case of Code page 858) and therefore obsolete versions of Windows are unable to use it with code pages.
This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
The following Windows code pages exist:
- 874 — Thai
- 932 — Japanese
- 936 — Chinese (simplified) (PRC, Singapore)
- 949 — Korean
- 950 — Chinese (traditional) (Taiwan, Hong Kong)
- 1200 — Unicode (BMP of ISO 10646, UTF-16LE)
- 1201 — Unicode (BMP of ISO 10646, UTF-16BE). Available only to managed applications [5]
- 1250 — Latin (Central European languages)
- 1251 — Cyrillic
- 1252 — Latin (Western European languages; the repertoire of letters is similar to that of Code page 850)
- 1253 — Greek
- 1254 — Turkish
- 1255 — Hebrew
- 1256 — Arabic
- 1257 — Latin (Baltic languages)
- 1258 — Vietnamese
- 65000 — Unicode (BMP of ISO 10646, UTF-7)
- 65001 — Unicode (BMP of ISO 10646, UTF-8)
Problems arising from the use of code pages[edit]
Microsoft strongly recommends using Unicode in modern applications, but many applications or data files still depend on the legacy code pages.
- Programs need to know what code page to use in order to display the contents of files correctly. If a program uses the wrong code page it may show text as mojibake.
- The code page in use may differ between machines, so files created on one machine may be unreadable on another.
- Data is often improperly tagged with the code page, or not tagged at all, making determination of the correct code page to read the data difficult.
- These Microsoft code pages differ to various degrees from some of the standards and other vendors' implementations. This isn't a Microsoft issue per se, as it happens to all vendors, but the lack of consistency makes interoperability with other systems unreliable in some cases.
- The use of code pages limits the set of characters that may be used.
- Characters expressed in an unsupported code page may be converted to question marks (?) or other replacement characters, or to a simpler version (such as removing accents from a letter). In either case, the original character may be lost.
See also[edit]
- AppLocale — a utility to run non-Unicode (code page-based) applications in a locale of the user's choice.
- ^ Code Pages, MSDN
- ^ a b MSDN: Glossary of Terms
- ^ IANA list of Character Sets
- ^ http://www.w3.org/TR/xml11/#charencoding
- ^ Code page identifier list [1]
External links[edit]
- Code page information from Microsoft.
- Blog about Microsoft code pages.
- Windows Code Page reference chart
- IANA Charset Name Registrations
- Unicode mapping table for Windows code pages
- Unicode mappings of windows code pages with "best fit"


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George Bernard Shaw (July 26, 1856 November 2, 1950) was an Irish playwright and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1925.


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Hughes' Archive recordings demonstrate his legendary qualities as a reader of his own work, his deep tones and flinty accent forming a perfect compliment to the hard music of his work. One of Hughes' most famous poems, 'The Thought Fox' demonstrates the inextricable relationship between the poet's imagination and the natural world, the paw prints of the fox in the snow becoming the marks of the words on the page which describe them. The creative process in this poem is akin to a kind of hunting, an analogy Hughes made explicit in a BBC broadcast called 'Capturing Animals' from which his reading of 'Pike' is taken: like the angler, the poet must hunt his subject with patient concentration. 'February 17th' from Moortown Diary (1989) demonstrates a different method of composition, with Hughes recording his impressions of an event in a kind of spontaneous rough verse. Throughout his career, Hughes seldom used strict form, being more interested in the raw energy of the moment of witness. This poem is an extreme example of his favoured technique, its bleak and beautiful music revealing the harsh realities of life and death through one small happening on a Devon hillside.
These recordings come from the archives of the BBC. The Poetry Archive is very grateful to the BBC for its support in enabling us to feature this important material on the site.


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|Excellent - 527 reviews
With a stay at The Essex Resort and Spa in Essex Junction, you'll be next to a golf course and minutes from Links at Lang Farm Course, and close to Champlain Valley Exposition. This golf resort is within the vicinity of Centennial Field and University Mall. Make yourself at home in one of the 120 individually decorated guestrooms. Your pillowtop bed comes w...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 527 reviews
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Good restaurant service
Wonderful sightseeing
Good 8.0
The restaurants are amazing.
Kids have access to spa area... more
Excellent 9.0
Beautiful room. Very comfortable bedding. Friendly staff. Wine glasses and corkscrew provided for you in the room; perfect for a romantic weekend.... more
|Excellent - 524 reviews
When you stay at Hampton Inn Burlington in Colchester, you'll be in the mountains and close to Champlain Mill and University of Vermont. This hotel is within close proximity of Church Street Marketplace and Ethan Allen Homestead. Make yourself at home in one of the 187 guestrooms, featuring kitchens. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to kee...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 524 reviews
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Pleasant entrance area
Wonderful housekeeping
Good 8.0
Nice room, friendly staff, clean room
Worst breakfast, Stayed many times at other Hampton inn with great breakfast... more
Okay 5.0
The location is right off the highway
There was a bit of a smell in the roomIt was okay for our two night stay. Breakfast was the usual, nothing special. ... more
|Good - 162 reviews
With a stay at Handys Extended Stay Suites Colchester in Colchester, you'll be close to Champlain Mill and University of Vermont. This hotel is within close proximity of University Mall and Champlain College. Make yourself at home in one of the 25 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cabl...
Overall Rating - Good - 162 reviews
Good 7.0
Reasonable price, free wifi.
(Note the hotel's fault). $100 deposit until the room is checked for damage.Good for the price. ... more
Okay 6.0
Friendly and accommodating staff.
The bathroom was cramped, and the free breakfast was not good.A reasonable stay at a reasonable price. The room had a cramped feel, except the kitchenette, which was spacious. I will definitely look into this place if I come back with the kids, as they have 2-bedroom suites, which would allow some privacy while also having the security of the whole family in the same suite. I would also check it out if I were staying in the area for a week and wanted a fridge, cooktop and sink. There was one housekeeping issue, which was very quickly remedied by the manager personally. In general, I found the place clean. Very convenient to St. Michael's College. ... more
|Good - 703 reviews
Burlington, VT Hotel's Guests Enjoy a Warm Welcome Located just minutes from the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain, our hotel's facility places you right in the middle of all the natural beauty found in Burlington, Vermont. The hotel's situated just off I-89 at exit 14E, so you can be assured that you have easy access to area companies and attractions. If b...
Overall Rating - Good - 703 reviews
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Nice tv
Accessible parking
Excellent 9.0
Friendly staff at check-in and check-out, nice atmosphere
restaurant seemed a little expensivean excellent choice ... more
Excellent 9.0
Lovely location. Staff great, and room really was amazing.
My room had no curtins to close at night, and sadly the outside parking lot light, located at the hotel, semi shined into my room was slightly annoying.The hotel was comfortable and the staff were all great, and helpful. The on site Pub and restaurant was great. I ate there two nights; the food was wonderful and the staff was friendly and professional. ... more
|Good - 629 reviews
Chairmans Award Winner St. Michaels College directly across the street. Our newly renovated location is only minutes from Burlingtons International Airport, University of Vermont and beautiful Lake Champlain. Vermonts most popular ski areas are just 25 to 45 minutes away. Each room includes Hair dryer, In-room Safe, flat screen Cable TV with HBO, ESPN. Free...
Overall Rating - Good - 629 reviews
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Good nightlife
Excellent 9.0
This should be 3 star. Great free breakfast...mini fridge in room. Makeup removing wipes are complimentary hygiene products in the bathroom.
Smokers that set off the fire alarm in the morning. Thats the guests fault... more
Good 7.0
Friendly staff
No microwave or refrigerator in room. Blankets weren't soft and sheets were scratchy.... more
|Good - 1680 reviews
With a stay at Sheraton Burlington Hotel & Conference Center in South Burlington, you'll be minutes from Gutterson Fieldhouse and University of Vermont. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Centennial Field and Champlain College. Make yourself at home in one of the 309 guestrooms. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and...
Overall Rating - Good - 1680 reviews
Excellent 10.0
rooms recently remodeld
no hot tub in pool areagood hotel, especially compared to the price! ... more
Good 7.0
Location, price, comfortable Sheraton beds & pillows.
Room smelled odd...either musty or a prior dope smoking party, I'm still trying to figure out what it was. Noisy guests in adjacent rooms, partying loudly in hallway till late, not what I've come to expect at a Sheraton.... more
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A stay at Hilton Burlington places you in the heart of Burlington, walking distance from Waterfront Park and Spirit of Ethan Allen Boat. This hotel is within close proximity of ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center and Lake Champlain Ferry. Make yourself at home in one of the 258 air-conditioned guestrooms. Cable television is provided for your entertainment...
Overall Rating - Good - 1008 reviews
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Near city centre
Close to public transport
Excellent 10.0
The fact that it was within walking distance to Church Street.... more
Good 8.0
We didnt Like the fact That people CAN have pet in the hôtel and That they CAN walk anywere With the pet!!!... more
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With a stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Burlington in South Burlington, you'll be minutes from University Mall and close to University of Vermont. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Centennial Field and Champlain College. Make yourself at home in one of the 161 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Pay movies and video-game conso...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 501 reviews
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Best value for money
Excellent 9.0
extremely friendly staff - front desk and restaurant. my kids are very outgoing, and like to talk to everyone and make requests of all kinds, and the hotel staff were quite friendly with them, and engaged in conversations with them and helped them.
could have used a microwave in the room. it had a nice fridge. I knew there was not a microwave, but it would have been the only thing I would have added to the room, if I had a choice.... more
Good 7.0
Great location, walking distance to University mall. Across from a Starbucks. Friendly staff and a nice gesture with the warm cookies on arrival.
Rooms a little bit on the small side. Sink outside the bathroom was a problem for me and raises sanitary concerns.... more
|Good - 96 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 96 reviews
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Impressive bathroom
Excellent 10.0
All staff was great-Sam (house keeping did wonderful job) Breakfast staff made great food-restocked as needed, friendly-as well as front desk staff very pleasant.
All good-only one thing is the hot tub water level was low both days and not sure if drained and cleaned daily- from the looks of the water in it. POOL was sparkling clean-plenty of towels.... more
Excellent 10.0
the staff was most helpful and mindful of my chemical sensitivity and needs. the lady who checked me in even helped remove a chair and sofa cushions that smelled of febreze, and it was 12am and really cold. excellent service!!!
the door to the room didn't lock the first night when i left and was open when i returned (room 914)... thankfully, because of the location, no one was the wiser and nothing was disturbed.compact and easy to get to, had everything i needed. ... more
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 327 reviews
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Good minibar
Nice tv
Good 8.0
Modern, clean, with nicely appointed rooms. Close to Williston movies, restaurants, and shopping. Upbeat and friendly staff.
Pool was on the small size. I loved the idea of a puffy quilt, but found the one provided a little thin. Starbucks coffee was weaker than regulation. The eating options were pricey for what you get (11.95 for equivalent of other chain's free buffet).... more
Excellent 10.0
We had been here before, but several years ago. We really liked the update ..kinda' hip vibe!
no... more
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NEW! Samsung Flat-panel TVs with 30 channels of HD programming. Easy-access Plug-and-Play feature makes it simple to connect electronics. The La Quinta Inn & Suites South Burlington is conveniently located off I-89 between the University of Vermont and the Burlington International Airport. We offer an airport shuttle from 5am-12am (midnight). Close to dow...
Overall Rating - Good - 620 reviews
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Close to public transport
Good 8.0
Friendly staff. Allowed me to check in a little early.
Stains in the carpet (both hallway and room). Limited parking.Good location. Friendly staff. ... more
Excellent 10.0
Free Breakfast
Maybe the room thermostat was very hard to gageFree breakfast, very good ... more
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 222 reviews
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Good furniture
Pleasant entrance area
Good 8.0
The Courtyard Marriott is within walking distance of downtown Burlington. We parked our car and didn't drive again until we checked out.... more
Excellent 10.0
Excellent location to all shops and waterfrontWill definitely book this hotel again, excellent value. ... more
|Good - 323 reviews
The Quality Inn at Colchester, VT is located just minutes from Burlington, VT Airport and home to the University of Vermont, as well as other Burlington colleges, beautiful Lake Champlain, Fletcher Allen Hospital, and many shopping centers and restaurants. Our spacious 113 rooms include In-room coffee makers and hairdryers, desks for our business travelers...
Overall Rating - Good - 323 reviews
Good 7.0
A reasonably priced hotel for a short stay. Nice breakfast area, and a good basic breakfast. Helpful and courteous staff.
Parking lot was NOT plowed well. First 2 floors open to an outdoor corridor, which tracked lots of salt and sand into the room. It was too hot in our room, in the middle of the night we had to open the door for 15 minutes to cool down.The bedding and bathroom were clean. Don't look too closely in the corners. ... more
Good 7.3
Comfortable bed.
Room was not ready for check-in at 4PM. Also assigned room had the heat set so high it took hours for it to come down to a reasonable temperature.... more
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The Travelodge South Burlington is conveniently located minutes from Burlington International Airport, downtown Burlington, Champlain College, University of Vermont and Saint Michaels College. Minutes from Lake Champlain, Church Street Marketplace, restaurants, shopping, Flynn Center for the Performing Arts and other entertainment venues. Enjoy skiing at Bol...
Overall Rating - Good - 596 reviews
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Welcome to Days Inn Shelburne set back from Rte 7 spacious, maintained, private grounds in a quiet country setting. We are conveniently located in Historic Shelburne and close to some of the best museums, shopping and restaurants in the Burlington area. We are 2 miles from The Shelburne Museum and The Vermont Teddy Bear Factory, 4 1/2 miles from downtown Bur...
Overall Rating - Good - 484 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Great wi-fiIt was exactly what was to be expected from a cheap stay at a chain hotel. The room was average, if on the kind of shabby side and in a semi-basement area, which was kind of depressing. Also, it was kind of far, on an industrial strip. But the beds were comfortable and the room was decently clean and the free wi-fi was fast and reliable. I didn't ever try the breakfast, so I can't comment on that, but it did exist. ... more
Okay 5.0
Very clean
Very shabby and overpricedAdequate lodging, but facility is very shabby; carpets not spotted, trim falling off. It was clean. Continental breakfast OK but nothing special. There are many, many motels on this strip. It is buffered pretty well from the main drag with landscaping. All in all, premium price for a subpar stay ... more


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And what's so great about THIS fried chicken? Subtly spicy, juicy interior, a faint hint of the fresh grease, and dark golden, crackling, crisp skin. Oh, and it's cheap! Four pieces with sides (love the red beans!) totals less than $10.00! I admit it: I had lunch and dinner again there in one day! The chicken is cooked to order, so it's definitely NOT fast food (takes about 20 minutes).
If the poultry is not your thing, there are many other Creole specialties that will excite your palate and pocketbook. The po'boys are enormous and duplicate the fried chicken experience when you order the shrimp or oyster.
So maybe you're exhausted from all the walking you've done in the French Quarter. Well, hold onto your buckets, because Fiorella's delivers anywhere in the Quarter, even during a raging thunderstorm! How do I know? I saw the intrepid delivery boy hop on his bike in the pouring rain and actually envied the patron who placed that order--oh, to enjoy a heap of fried chicken in the privacy of your hotel room! Talk about your comfort(-able) food! Fried chicken hotline is 504/528-9566. Delivery hours are 11am-2am.
Hours are Monday-Friday 10:30am-2am (no fried chicken unil 11:30am); Saturday and Sunday 7am-2am.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and inflation are putting the U.S. economy on the road to ruin, Euro Pacific Capital's Peter Schiff said Monday.
"The substance is inflation. It's that the dollar we use to buy equities are losing value," he said. "This is not about the stock market going up. It isn't going up. That's a delusion created by the Fed."
Stocks posted their largest one-day rally in almost two weeks.
Schiff said that the U.S. dollar was poised to lose a lot more value, which meant higher oil prices, another burst housing bubble and an economic crash "absolutely" worse than in 2008 and 2009.
"This whole phony economy the Fed has constructed with cheap money is going to come toppling down. But the reality is we have to kill this phony economy because it's unsustainable. We need to replace it with a viable one but unfortunately to do that there's a lot of short-term pain because we've got to unwind this bubble, and the Fed doesn't want that to happen.
"The Fed is trying to postpone the day of reckoning. We've got to deal with this problem," Schiff said. "Either Ben Bernanke is incompetent or he's lying."
Schiff also chided the Fed for creating another bubble in government spending, in the stock market and in the bond market.
"The Fed is the biggest enemy of this economy. In fact, Ben Bernanke, as far as I'm concerned, he's public enemy No. 1," he said. "We're never going to have a recovery while this guy's in charge."
Trader Guy Adami put weight in what Schiff said.
"His points are spot-on," he said. "A lot of the things he says, frankly, you don't want to hear."
Trader Jon Najarian said he would "totally disagree" that the stock market was heading toward a crash.
"But it is true that by inflating these bonds as much as they have, the people that are the last ones stuck when that music stops, they will hurt a lot when that happens," he said.
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Upper-class resident students have the opportunity to sign-up for campus housing in March of each year. Students are asked to complete a Housing Sign-up Form giving their first and second preference of building, and roommates for the next year. Assignments for returning students are completed and available during the first week of April. Transfer students or freshmen requested by upperclassmen as their roommate preference will assigned to a waiting list as current residents will have first priority.
New students or those that have not lived in the halls the previous semester may apply for housing at any time during the year. Applications are available from the Admissions Office or Residence Life Office. Once the application and room reservation deposit are received, a letter will be sent confirming receipt of the request. Applications are held on file in the order received and assignments for new students are completed in early June for the fall semester. Students can submit a roommate preference or provide information to the Residence Life Office to aid them in making roommate assignments.
Every attempt will be made to accommodate housing and roommate requests. The College reserves the right to make assignments, approve room change requests or require students to move to a different room if needed to achieve a more effective residence hall community.
Room cancelations for the fall semester should be done by June 1st and for the spring semester by December 1st. Room cancelations after the first day of class are pro-rated at the following rate: 100% during 1st week, 75% during 2nd week, 50% during 3rd week, and 25% during 4th week.
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Thomas More College is committed to the accommodation of students with disabilities which reside within its residence hall system. Every possible step will be taken to meet the needs of any student with a disability as outlined in KRS 344.010 that is made known to the institution.
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- Any resident having a disability requiring special consideration, set-up, or safety needs should report the need to the Residence Life Office on their housing application or directly by phone, in person or via e-mail. A note from the primary physician outlining the disability and the needed accommodations should be sent to the Residence Life Office before the start of the school year. This record will be kept in the Residence Life Office and a new form will be needed each year lived on campus.
- The Residence Life Office will facilitate all possible housing accommodation requests including: room set-up, occupancy requests, permission to possess guide dogs, special equipment and other requests as made. The Residence Life Office will consult with the Department of Academic Support Services and the Dean of Students in making housing accommodations. Any student not satisfied with the response from the Residence Life Office may appeal the decision by following the appeals process located in the Student Handbook.
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Note: This high-calorie recipe is especially for kids with cystic fibrosis (CF), who need to consume additional calories to help them meet their nutritional needs.
This is a great appetizer or snack. It can easily be frozen into individual servings that can be reheated at a later time.
Prep time: 30 minutes
Serves: 12
Serving size: 3 sausage balls
Nutritional analysis (per serving):
234 calories
11 g protein
18 g fat
485 mg sodium
168 mg calcium
Note: Nutritional analysis may vary depending on ingredient brands used.
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ENTRIES TAGGED "probability models"
What is probabilistic programming?
Probabilistic languages can free developers from the complexities of high-performance probabilistic inference.
Probabilistic programming languages are in the spotlight. This is due to the announcement of a new DARPA program to support their fundamental research. But what is probabilistic programming? What can we expect from this research? Will this effort pay off? How long will it take?
A probabilistic programming language is a high-level language that makes it easy for a developer to define probability models and then "solve" these models automatically. These languages incorporate random events as primitives and their runtime environment handles inference. Now, it is a matter of programming that enables a clean separation between modeling and inference. This can vastly reduce the time and effort associated with implementing new models and understanding data. Just as high-level programming languages transformed developer productivity by abstracting away the details of the processor and memory architecture, probabilistic languages promise to free the developer from the complexities of high-performance probabilistic inference. Read more…


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As individuals we all face our own struggles through life.
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Vomiting is the involuntary action of the body to empty the contents of the stomach through the mouth. Vomit is made up of half-digested food from your stomach, stomach mucus, saliva, stomach acids and other chemicals that help you digest food. Bile is green in color – which is why vomit is usually yellowy green in color. Bile is not created in your stomach, it is created in the intestines - when an individual vomits the bile comes from further down in the digestive system. The nasty smell associated with vomiting can also be blamed on bile and stomach acids.